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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 07, 1977

Page

1

Norman region board questioned for Pas impact gains

The Pas leaders press Norman Regional Development Board for tangible regional benefits. Norman directors defend a regional focus, noting railway and Churchill Development Board progress, while water system issues are deemed domestic. The board urges patience as reforms unfold.

Norman Regional Development Board Pas Don Manych Norman Cal Gibson Hydro Churchill Development Board Gibson

Hotels to resume normal operation in The Pas

The Wescana Inn and the Gateway Hotel in The Pas are to be fully open by April 6 or 7. Receiver-manager W E Shields of Clarkson Company Limited, appointed March 31, explains the domino effect of the receivership, with Edinburgh Financial Investors Ltd. as major creditor in the chain. The recovery aims to place hotels back under possession legally and restore operations.

Wescana Inn Gateway Hotel The Pas Wescana Inn Limited W.E. Shields Shields Clarkson Company Limited Winnipeg Weseana Inn Limited Federal Business Bank Wescana Hotels Limited Edinburgh Financial Investors Ltd Wescana Liquor Control Commission

Consol L.G.D joins race for federal penitentiary

The Local Government District of Consol seeks a federal penitentiary amid Manitoba bids including Churchill Lynn Lake and Stony Mountain. In a letter to Solicitor General Francis Fox Resident Administrator Mervyn Ray cites land facilities and native community needs and outlines nearby services at The Pas with Keewatin Community College and The Pas Correctional Institute. He proposes a 100 200 capacity facility leveraging Crown land and local resources, while noting The Pas amenities and transport links. The council moved by Jake O Rourke and supported by Len Law and Edward O'Hara with George Henderson the sole opponent. The response from Fox is pending.

Consol Manitoba Selkirk L.G.D Churchill Lynn Lake Stony Mountain Francis Fox Mervyn Ray Ray Canada The Pas Keewatin Community College Pas Correctional Institute Jake O Rourke Len Law Edward O'Hara George Henderson

Parents block Christmas holiday expansion by petition

In The Pas, 647 parents sign against trading longer Christmas holidays for shorter summer breaks for Division teachers. At a March 7 School Board meeting MTS reps proposed starting classes before Labour Day to fit extra Christmas time. a April 4 rally cited five reasons to oppose including student preference for longer summers and parents relying on month end pay.

MTS Val McAdam Wayne Dolinsky Vai McDonald McDonald Siher

Reduced Arena Capacity Threatens Major The Pas Events

Fire safety findings at The Pas Arena limit bleacher capacity from 1202 to 499. Upcoming Irish Rovers concert May faces cancellation. Figure Skating Carnival April 16–17 could suffer serious financial losses without larger attendance. Officials debate safety upgrades and attendance projections.

Pas Irish Rovers Ihe Neil Puckett Protective Services Committee Puckett Ivan Kersell of the Pas Kersell Rovers

Easter Advertising Deadline Notice

The Pas Herald announces office closure on Good Friday April 8. Advertising copy is urged by Thursday April 7 during regular hours. After 12:00 noon Monday April 9 no ads will be accepted.

Pas Herald Absolutely

Five Juveniles Face 54 Charges In The Pas Area

RCMP report five local juveniles aged 13 to 16 may face 54 counts linked to multiple break ins thefts and property damage. They were picked up April 1 after the The Pas Clinic offices were found disturbed with other incidents including at Westminster United Church Bob’s Grocery and The Pas Billiards. Police say the suspects admitted to past break ins attempted break ins vehicle thefts and tire slashing over the prior weeks. Further details appear on JUVENILES page 7.

R.C.M Pas Templeton Lee R.C.M.P Westminster United Church Terry Shillington Bob's Grocery A&b Grocery Pas Billiards

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